A new video podcast called Colours of the Cariboo explores this idea, inviting its audience in on eight interviews with local artists to understand why they create art in the Cariboo. Log In or ...

“Made in Canada” for Non-Food Items: A non-food product can use the “Made in Canada” label if: The last substantial transformation occurred in Canada. At least 51% of the total direct costs were ...

so presumably a solid chunk of the tracks in that 50% could revert to the artists that made them, slipping out of major label control. Record companies have been forced to offer artists license ...

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What does it truly mean when a product carries a “Product of Canada” or “Made in Canada” label? Can consumers trust a Maple Leaf symbol to guarantee a product’s Canadian origins? Understanding the ...

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Made in Canada The Made in Canada label can be applied to items when "the last substantial transformation of the product ...

The Made in Canada label can be applied to items when “the last substantial transformation of the product occurred in Canada.” For example, the CFIA says the processing of cheese, dough ...

In 2005, MADE Art Boutique opened in downtown Phoenix's Roosevelt Row Arts District and for two decades has supported the city's arts community. Founded by artist and entrepreneurs Cindy Dach and ...

For non-food products, the Competition Bureau says the label can only be used on items when at least 98 per cent of the costs of producing or manufacturing the good have been incurred in Canada. The ...